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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1966
Page
2
The Lawrence Daily Journal-World traces its origin to 1854 establishing a long-running local newspaper in Lawrence. It notes the paper’s historic continued publication and role in community reporting.
The piece discusses the clash between free press and fair trials, noting lawyers push for greater judicial control of media. It cites Supreme Court appeals, President Johnson remarks, and Judge Frank W. Wilson praising press freedom as essential to fair trials while warning against curtailment. It urges voluntary codes without surrendering public access to information.
Johns Hopkins University conducted a six hour informal discussion with teens from diverse backgrounds. They argued for early parental guidance and firm direction, saying busy parents neglect the vital formative years. The group noted differences in attention among older, middle, and younger siblings.
L Gordon Cooper Jr expresses belief that faith remains present in space and that those with God on earth will carry that in orbit. He notes Maj Nikolayev's doubt and joins with a cautious, personal stance on religion amid diverse beliefs among educated people.
The text reflects on belief in a Supreme Being and notes that while approaches differ, most agree that knowing the divine on earth is essential, as ignorance here will not be cured far away.
Ernie Quigley was named to the basketball Hall of Fame by the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics. In Douglas County, Major Slough, Mrs. Jack Maxwell, Frieda Cowles and Jesse Milan became the first officers of the new Mental Health Association.
Jesus says one of you will betray me in Mark 14 18. A prayer asks forgiveness for failing to serve God and asks for strength to stand for Christian beliefs in Christ’s name Our Father.
Inside report notes President Johnson plans restrained escalation, aiming for no more than 50,000 new troops through October atop 205,000, with total under 300,000 by next fall. The shift follows fear of runaway escalation and concerns over China or Soviet intervention, while Johnson prepares a broader White House push to defend policy.
A sermon reflects on Jesus answering the Scribes and Pharisees about the first commandment. The message cites Mark XII 29-30 teaching to love the Lord with all, and to love one's neighbor as oneself. It emphasizes these commands as the foundation of faith.
Q and A style medical column discusses post operative bowel changes likely due to adhesions, late pregnancy breathing and heartburn from uterus pressure, contraception myths about douching, and newborn eye color expectations. Expert notes blue or violet eyes at birth turning brown quickly if destined.
The article reports internal North Vietnamese debate over Viet Nam policy led by Foo Brite and Bah-Bi Khanh-A-Chi with figures like Gen. Gah-Van and Gen. Ky cited. Ho Chi Minh faces mixed public opinion as a new poll shows 49 percent approving his South VietNam leadership while 32 percent disapprove.
The listing highlights The Autobiography of THELMA HELYAR and Sukarno as well as Big Sam by Sam Churchill and Breaking Up the Core of Modern Art by Katherine Kuh. Other titles include Pop Art and After, Deities and Dolphins, Pathway in the Sky, Sir Michael and Sir George, Mulligan's Pirates, The Dark, Swans on an Autumn River, Morning's at Seven, and more.
A list of notable books includes Michener Those Who Love Stone Airs Above the Ground Stewart Up the Down Stair Case Kaufman The Double Image Machines A Thousand Days Schlesinger The Proud Tower Tuchman Games People Play Berne A Gift of Prophecy Montgomery In Cold Blood Capote.
Evelyn Freeman, 46, of Utica refused to board a helicopter until her perch was recovered. Two miles of ice broke off on Anchor Bay, leaving Freeman and 17 other ice fishermen adrift on Lake St. Clair. aircrew from Selfridge rescued a cardboard box of perch along with Freeman.
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